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Credit Suisse, Deutsche index exclusion another blow to European banks

Deutsche shares are now more than 88 percent below their 2007 peaks.

Financial firms of the future need to do things differently

The most relevant demographic dynamic to the wealth-management industry is an ageing population in developed countriesand longer life expectancies.

Just who is the enemy? by Tim Price

“..Trust is fragile and under attack. The urge to give the rich and powerful a hard kick links the UK’s vote to leave the EU, the nomination of Donald Trump and the rise of populist movements across Europe. Distrust of ruling elites is often j

Battle of the Brands: Why Wealth is getting a NEW look

Here’s a bold prediction: Wealth managers are gearing up for what will be the largest era of expenditure on brand campaigns in the history of the sector.

‘Rocky road’ post-Brexit to weigh on fees: EY

The analysis also predicted a flight to safety, leading to a 10 per cent increase in bond holdings from their 2015 level.

European Banks' Struggles Will Continue

Though stress tests are never fully reliable, they confirmed that banks in countries such as Italy, Ireland, Germany and the United Kingdom will continue to face challenges in the future.

Who are the worst offenders on Tilney Bestinvest's 'Dog List'?

M&G and Aberdeen top the table

Notes on a smaller island

In return, London seemed the ideal spot for Islamic institutions looking to gain a foothold in the west

Our attitude towards wealth played a crucial role in Brexit. We need a rethink Stephen Hawking

The decision to leave the EU was disappointing. But now we’re outside the union, we need to be honest about the part that money plays in our society.

Barclays shares can 'double by the end of 2017' following latest results

The analyst commented that the results this morning reveal that, ‘everything is going according to the plan outlined by the chief executive, the only thing revealed this morning is that the plan is moving ahead faster than expected.

Aegon Annuity Business To Be Written By L&G

The deal follows Aegon's decision to sell its £9bn UK annuity portfolio to L&G and Rothesay Life in separate deals earlier this year.

Total Global Alternative Assets Under Management Grows To $6.2 Trillion

Overall, 37% of alternative assets are invested in Europe and 8% in Asia Pacific, with 5% being invested in the rest of the world.

Tax Havens Played Prominent Role In Bhs Scandal, Charities Say

Johnston said the report exposed “the prominent role played by British overseas tax havens such as the British Virgin Islands".

One in 40 people living in Dublin a millionaire

Dublin named 10th on list of European cities with most millionaires per capita

Old Mutual: Fitch Rating Endorses Reorganisation

Fitch downgraded the IFS rating of Mutual & Federal, the short-term insurance firm owned by Old Mutual, to BBB- from BBB, with a stable outlook.

Monaco has most millionaires in Europe - but London not far behind

One in three people in Mediterranean principality are millionaires, while London is fourth and Edinburgh 16th , with Dublin surprise entry in top 10

Forget Brexit, Quitaly is Europe's next worry

Sluggish growth and high levels of unemployment are reflected in the high level of non-performing loans that are now hobbling Italian banks

The hedge fund industry has a 'real problem,' but it's not the one you think

What we need is more platforms, the old-school kind that existed before the crisis but don't exist so much anymore.

PM May must be careful not tarnish offshore financial services reputation

The whole affair also brings the spotlight back on to the real and serious global problem of tax evasion.

Opportunities arising from Cyprus DTT with Iran

The provisions of the treaty came into force on January 1st 2016 in Cyprus and in March 2016 in Iran.

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